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Excerpts from an interview with Martin Foley about life on Cork’s Northside - interview twoFor this interview's catalogue entry click here
Excerpt 1: Supportive rivalry in sport
Excerpt 2: Rivalry stays on the pitch, everyone goes drinking together after the match
Excerpt 3: About high unemployment in the early 80s
Excerpt 4: Story about not getting a job because of one's…
Excerpt 2: Rivalry stays on the pitch, everyone goes drinking together after the match
Excerpt 3: About high unemployment in the early 80s
Excerpt 4: Story about not getting a job because of one's…
Excerpts from an interview with Martin Foley about life on Cork’s Northside - interview oneFor this interview's catalogue entry click here
Excerpt 1: The bridges that mark the Northside
Excerpt 2: The locations of pigeon clubs
Excerpt 3: political affiliations in families
Excerpt 4: An older form of neighbourhood watch in Churchfield to prevent crime
Excerpt 5: About…
Excerpt 2: The locations of pigeon clubs
Excerpt 3: political affiliations in families
Excerpt 4: An older form of neighbourhood watch in Churchfield to prevent crime
Excerpt 5: About…
Excerpts from an interview with Mary Sheehan about Northside identityFor this interview's catalogue entry click here
Excerpt 1: About being sent to buy tripe and drisheen in Ballymacthomas
Excerpt 2: Ballymacthomas people having stalls in the coak quay
Excerpt 3: Mary Sheehan's mother 's recipe for drisheen
Excerpt 4: About their house being a social…
Excerpt 2: Ballymacthomas people having stalls in the coak quay
Excerpt 3: Mary Sheehan's mother 's recipe for drisheen
Excerpt 4: About their house being a social…
Excerpts from an interview with unnamed woman 1 about the dialect of English spoken in the Northside of Cork CityFor this interview's catalogue entry click here
Excerpt 1: The use of the word Alannah in Cork Northside English
Excerpt 2: The use of the word Caboque in Cork Northside English
Excerpt 3: The use of the word flaithuil in Cork Northside English
Excerpt 4: The use of the word noodinaw in…
Excerpt 2: The use of the word Caboque in Cork Northside English
Excerpt 3: The use of the word flaithuil in Cork Northside English
Excerpt 4: The use of the word noodinaw in…
Excerpts from an interview with Seán Ó Sé about EducationFor this interview's catalogue entry click here
Excerpt 1: Teaching family background and teacher training colleges in the 1950sExcerpt 2: His first posts as a teacher, before coming to Cork city to teach in Cathedral school in 1961Excerpt 3: Schools development in Gurranabraher and the…
Excerpts from an interview with Mrs Theresa Lynch - Part OneFor this interview's catalogue entry click here
Excerpt 1: Funeral customs in the country
Excerpt 2: Graveyards around Cork city
Excerpt 3: The banshee
Excerpt 4: About evil wishing
Excerpt 5: Fairy lore, spitting on a good looking baby to protect him from the fairies
Excerpt 6:…
Excerpt 2: Graveyards around Cork city
Excerpt 3: The banshee
Excerpt 4: About evil wishing
Excerpt 5: Fairy lore, spitting on a good looking baby to protect him from the fairies
Excerpt 6:…
Excerpts from an interview with Elizabeth O’ Sullivan Moynihan about experience in the fieldFor this interview's catalogue entry click here
Excerpt 1: Finding out that members of the Sullivans being 'in' the Little Sisters of the Poor
Excerpt 2: Reminiscing about a man who carried Michael Collins' coffin
Excerpt 3: Reminiscing about step-dancing
Excerpt 4: Eucharistic…
Excerpt 2: Reminiscing about a man who carried Michael Collins' coffin
Excerpt 3: Reminiscing about step-dancing
Excerpt 4: Eucharistic…
Excerpts from an interview with Timmy Kennedy about Moonlighters For this interview's catalogue entry click here
Excerpt 1: Farmers paying a bailiff to put pressure on tenants not to pay their rent
Excerpt 2: Tenants had no power before the moonlighters
Excerpt 3: Bigger farmers would grab the land of smaller farmers who couldn't pay the rent
Excerpt…
Excerpt 2: Tenants had no power before the moonlighters
Excerpt 3: Bigger farmers would grab the land of smaller farmers who couldn't pay the rent
Excerpt…
Excerpts from an interview with Bridget Corcoran about Saint Stephen’s DayFor this interview's catalogue entry click here
Excerpt 1: St Stephen's originExcerpt 2: Older people on St Stephen's dayExcerpt 3: The hunting of the WrenExcerpt 4: Wrens would hide on St Stephen's dayExcerpt 5: Wren hunting as massacreExcerpt 6: Dead birds only on the holly bushesExcerpt 7:…
Excerpts from an interview with Éibhlis de Barra about Saint Stephen’s DayFor this interview's catalogue entry click here
Excerpt 1: Children born on St Stephen's day are always called Stephen
Excerpt 2: St Stephen's day in Cork city in the 1930s
Excerpt 3: Cork story about the origin of 'the wren'
Excerpt 4: Wren boys in Cork city
Excerpt 5: Wren boys…
Excerpt 2: St Stephen's day in Cork city in the 1930s
Excerpt 3: Cork story about the origin of 'the wren'
Excerpt 4: Wren boys in Cork city
Excerpt 5: Wren boys…